Sentence examples similar to offender plot from inspiring English sources
For the indie-auteur sphere, the figure of the sex addict has become what the serial killer was for mainstream thrillers in the 1990s: a repeat offender, plot-driver and sensation source, drawing audiences with a mixture of curiosity, skepticism and astonishment.
Prosecutors said Mr. Williams, who had several prior convictions and could have faced a long sentence as a repeat offender, plotted to have Jamal Muhammad, a childhood friend with a cleaner record, confess to the crime.
A press release from Number 10 listed a series of convicted terror offenders who plotted attacks during their time at university or were radicalised while studying.
The biggest offenders included tired plot devices and overused phrases (How many times have you heard Harry Styles' eyes referred to as "green orbs?" Yeah, we thought so).
Paul Zielbauer (NYT) HARTFORD: PLOT AGAINST PROSECUTOR An imprisoned sex offender and his brother were charged in connection with a plot to kill a Windham state's attorney.
His passionate advocacy for juvenile-prison reform — and his well-reasoned argument that a poorly run system can punish petty offenders far more severely than their crimes merit — occasionally turns the plot into a polemic.
This gives a scatter plot of random commission of break-ins around the home location of the offender.
In the plot's first reversal, the man Lucy heroically disarms is named as a victim of child abuse who was trying to kill two convicted sex offenders.
Abbott is a serial offender.
